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This page lists Department of Defense (DOD) sites with known contamination by the primary federal agency responsible for oversight. Some sites listed have links to site summaries with more information about the history of contamination and the cleanup effort. To search for more detailed information and sites, please see the Contaminated Sites Program Databases.
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DOD Agencies with contaminated sites in Alaska
Air Force Formerly Used Defense Sites (FUDS)
Army Defense Logistics Agency
Navy Defense Energy Support Center
  see also Military Munitions Response Program sites

bullet Defense State Memorandum of Agreement (DSMOA) Attachment A - DOD installations list - January 2008 (PDF 42K)


List of Department of Defense Agencies and associated contaminated sites in Alaska

bullet  Administrative Records for Military Bases CERCLA in Alaska available from the 611th Civil Engineer Squadron.

List of Air Force sites in Alaska

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Map of remote Air Force sites in Alaska.
Map of remote Air Forces sites in Alaska, courtesy of the 611th Civil Air Squadron.
  1. Anvil Mountain RRS
  2. Barter Island BAR-M
    bulletview Hoefler Group reports
  3. Bear Creek RRS
  4. Beaver Creek RRS
  5. Bethel BIA Site
  6. Bethel RRS
  7. Big Mountain RRS
  8. Bullen Point POW-3
    bulletview Hoefler Group reports
  9. Campion AFS
  10. Canyon Creek RRS
  11. Cape Lisburne LRRS
  12. Cape Newenham LRRS
  13. Cape Romanzof LRRS
  14. Chena River RRS
  15. Clear AS
  16. Cold Bay LRRS
  17. Driftwood Bay RRS
  18. Eielson AFB
  19. Elmendorf AFB
  20. Eareckson AFS
  21. Fort Yukon LRRS
  22. Galena Airport
  23. Gold King Creek RRS
  24. Granite Mountain RRS
  25. Indian Mountain LRRS
  26. Kalakaket Creek RRS
  27. King Salmon Airport
  28. Kotzebue LRRS
  29. Kulis Air National Guard - Anchorage
  30. Lake Louise Rec
  31. Murphy Dome AFS
  32. Naknek Rec Camp Site 01
  33. Naknek Rec Camp Site 02
  34. Nikolski RRS
  35. Nome Tank Farm
  36. North River RRS
  37. Oliktok POW-2 bullet view Hoefler Group reports
  38. Pillar Mountain RRS
  39. Point Barrow POW-M
  40. Port Heiden
  41. Point Lay LIZ-2
  42. Point Lonely POW-1
  43. Port Moller RRS
  44. Sparrevohn LRRS
  45. Sparrevohn Rec.
  46. Tatalina LRRS
  47. Tin City LRRS
  48. Wainwright LIZ-3

See also Air Force Military Munitions Response Program (MMRP) sites

Many documents which are part of the adminstrative record of sites under the control of the Air Force 611th Civil Engineering Squadron are available at the Labat-Anderson Incorporated website.

bullet "All Around Alaska" newsletter, December 2004 (PDF 11.5MB) July 2003 in three sections: (Zipped PDF 3.84M) (Zipped PDF 3.06M) (Zipped PDF 2.1M)

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List of Army Sites in Alaska

  1. Fort Greely (both DERP & BRAC 95)bullet view the Army webpage on Ft. Greely
  2. Fort Richardson
  3. Fort Wainwright
  4. Gerstle River Test Site
  5. Haines Terminal (a.k.a. Lake View, Sears Creek, Tok Terminal)

See also Army Military Munitions Response Program (MMRP) sites

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List of Navy Sites in Alaska

  1. Adak NAS – (BRAC 95)
  2. Amchitka FSSC
  3. Barrow Navy Arctic Research Lab
  4. Cape Sabine DEW
  5. Point McIntyre DEW
  6. Tin City White Alice Navy
  7. Wales Arctic Submarine Lab/Naval Field Station

See also Navy Military Munitions Response Program (MMRP) sites

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Formerly Used Defense Sites

In 2002, DEC, the US Army Corps of Engineers and EPA signed a Statewide Management Action Plan (MAP) on cleanup of Formerly Used Defense Sites (FUDS) in Alaska. This agreement is part of a national pilot project between States and DOD to improve coordination and cleanup activities at FUDS. It describes the FUDS program and the state and federal oversight roles. It includes a list of all known FUDS in Alaska, the status of each, and a joint prioritization list for future work at many of the sites. The agreement and tables included in it may be accessed at the links below.

bullet GIS information online:Formerly Used Defense Sites Program Public Geographic Information System
bullet AK District Army Corps of Engineers FUDS website.

List of FUDS in Alaska

Map of FUDS sites in Alaska
Map of the Formerly Used Defense Sites in Alaska, courtesy of the U.S Army Corps of Engineers.
  1. Agattu Island, Aleutians
  2. Akutan Island, Aleutians
  3. Alaska Highway
  4. AM River Air Base
  5. Amaknak Island
  6. Amchitka AF Auxiliary Field
  7. Anchorage ACS Storage Annex
  8. Aniak Airport
  9. Anvil Mt. (FUDS)
  10. Atka AF Aux. Field
  11. Attu Island, Aleutians
  12. Barter Island DEW Station
  13. Bethel Airport (former)
  14. Bethel BIA Headquarters
  15. Bettles Radio Range Station
  16. Bettles Airport
  17. Brownlow Point
  18. Bruhn Point – Kodiak
  19. Burma Road – Kodiak
  20. Buskin Beach
  21. Caines Head (Seward)
  22. Cape Chiniak Tracking Station
  23. Cape Nome ACS
  24. Cape Prince of Wales AWS
  25. Cape Prominence (Unalaska)
  26. Cape Rodney
  27. Cape Sarichef
  28. Cape Simpson DEW Line
  29. Cape Thompson Nav. Site
  30. Cape Yakak Radio Station – Adak
  31. Cape Yakataga
  32. Caton Island
  33. Chernofski HBR
  34. Cold Bay ACS COM - Ft. Randall
  35. Collinson Point
  36. Cordova Airport
  37. Craig ACS
  38. Davidson’s Landing AF Auxiliary Field
  39. Demarcation Point
  40. Elson Lagoon
  41. Fort Babcock, Sitka
  42. Fort Glenn, Aleutians
  43. Fort Learnard
  44. Fort Pierce, Sitka
  45. Fort Ray, Sitka
  46. Fort Rosseau, Sitka
  47. Fort Smith/Little Naval Station - Kodiak
  48. Fort St. Michael, Mouth of Yukon River
  49. Fort Tidball/Long Island – Kodiak bullet Decision Document - Long Island (PDF 4.08M)
  50. FUDS Management Action Plan (MAP)
  51. Gambell – St. Lawrence bullet Decision Document - Gambell (PDF 1.78M)
  52. Gerstle River Expansion Area
  53. Great Sitkin, Aleutians
  54. Griffin Point
  55. Gulkana Repositioning & Army
  56. Gustavus Airport
  57. Haines Cut-off Road
  58. Haines-Fairbanks Pipeline
  59. Hoonah RRS
  60. Icy Cape
  61. Juniper Creek Fuel Dump
  62. Kiska, Aleutians
  63. Kodiak Navy/Army bullet Decision Document - Drury Gulch (PDF 6.45M) bullet Decision Document - Bells Flats (PDF 4.88M)
  64. Kodiak Tracking Station
  65. Kogru Dew Point
  66. Kougarok AFB
  67. Krusenstern – Kotzebue
  68. Lake Peters
  69. Lava Lake Weather Station
  70. Manning Point
  71. Middleton Island WACS
  72. Moses Point
  73. Sitka NOB
  74. Nike Site Bay
  75. Nike Site Jig
  76. Nike Site Love
  77. Nome Defense Region
  78. Northeast Cape (St. Lawrence Island)
  79. Northway ACS
  80. Northway Staging Field
  81. Nuvagapak Point
  82. Ocean Cape RRS
  83. Ogliuga Island
  84. Ohlson Mt.
  85. Peard Bay
  86. Pedro Dome
  87. Point Barrow Radio Station
  88. Point Spencer
  89. Porcupine River DEW Staging Camp
  90. Port Clarence Loran Station
  91. Port of Whittier
  92. Pt. Heiden / Fort Morrow
  93. Scotch Cap
  94. Semisopochnoi
  95. Sitkinak Island RRS
  96. Skull Cliff
  97. Susitna Gunnery Range
  98. Tanaga Island
  99. Teller Supply and Storage Site
  100. Tigalda Island
  101. Ugadaga Bay Station
  102. Umiat AFS
  103. Unalakleet AFS
  104. Unalga Island, Dutch Harbor
  105. Walseth AFB
  106. Wildwood AFS
  107. Yakatat AFB

See also Army Corps of Engineers Formerly Used Defense Sites which are Military Munitions Response Program (MMRP) sites

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List of Defense Logistics Agency Sites in Alaska

  1. Arctic Surplus Salvage Yard

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List of Defense Energy Support Center Sites in Alaska

  1. Defense Fuel Supply Point - Anchorage
  2. Defense Fuel Supply Point - Whittier
  3. Defense Fuel Supply Point - Fairbanks
  4. Indian Booster Pump Station Fuel Spill
 
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